Nancy J. Lightner
Abstract
B2C Web sites allow companies to present their unique advantages, as long as they provide the necessary customer service. This checklist will help developers create more effective B2C sites.
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Index Terms
- Evaluating e-commerce functionality with a focus on customer service
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